January 4, 2026
dogmatic
/dɒɡˈmatɪk/adjective
Stating opinions in a forceful, superior way, as if they could never be wrong.
Example sentences
- “It's hard to debate with someone so dogmatic about politics.”
- “Her dogmatic approach to parenting left no room for discussion.”
Always disapproving in modern use. A person can hold firm views without being dogmatic; the word attacks the refusal to listen.